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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 1 (January 1860) (1860)

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re for the lighterage business, and their own purposes. purposes. Wo here illustrate a device which seems to than twenty years, nothing but " the cold shoulder." The tug is to be built of steel, 120 feet long and 20 obviate the difficulty '■cry perfectly. We believe also that Senator Bigler will… … the inventor, M. B. which yields a coat of paint that will dry as fast as HAND'S IMPROVED COTTON PRESS. Hand, of Hundsboro', whitewash, but leave as durable and elastic a coat as Miss. ; ami persons de- that of oil. To prepare it, instead of more linseed oil, and will measure 224 tuns, drawing only…

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